Definition: The word "gs_vgalib" is a Hebrew term that translates to "Gentile". It refers to Gentiles, who were once excluded from the Jewish covenant with God due to their sin and unfaithfulness. Gnosticism, which developed within Christianity during the 3rd century CE, held that the world is made up of "gods," meaning that they exist beyond human control. This idea was rejected by many Christians, leading to the development of the Gnostic gospels and heresies such as the Council of Constantinople in AD 960, which affirmed Gentile Christian beliefs against orthodoxy.